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blamebrampton) wrote2010-12-21 11:56 pm
blamebrampton) wrote2010-12-21 11:56 pm
Advent-ures in advent!
To those on my flist who celebrate Yule at the solstice, I hope you all have a wonderful day!
Today is a bit auspicious, astrologically speaking: both the solstice and a lunar eclipse. I took a photo of the eclipse just after moonrise in Sydney, sadly a little after totality (couldn't be seen from here), though, having said that, there'd be little point taking a photo at a total eclipse ...
As to the fabbo Christmas lights we saw the other night, here's a shot:
The tree is made of LED flex with hazard lights and recycled plastic cones over orange hazard mesh:
And the trunk is old milk crates:
It's champion!
Today is a bit auspicious, astrologically speaking: both the solstice and a lunar eclipse. I took a photo of the eclipse just after moonrise in Sydney, sadly a little after totality (couldn't be seen from here), though, having said that, there'd be little point taking a photo at a total eclipse ...
As to the fabbo Christmas lights we saw the other night, here's a shot:
The tree is made of LED flex with hazard lights and recycled plastic cones over orange hazard mesh:
And the trunk is old milk crates:
It's champion!
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My brother and I saw the eclipse as the moon was about half visible after the eclipse. There was too much low lying cloud until about 7:15pm or so and then it slowly became more visible as the cloud shifted.
There's supposed to be another one in July and December 2011